Investigation of the Selma Mansion

The historic Selma Mansion, constructed in 1794 in Norristown, Pennsylvania, is infamous in the region for its haunting paranormal activity. This Federal-style home is deeply connected to the founding Knox and Fornance families and is known for its array of documented spirits that linger within its walls.

Among the most compelling ghost stories and paranormal claims associated with the property are:

Mrs. Fornance: Described as a "spiritually active" and benevolent presence, she is more comforting than threatening. Visitors often catch a sudden whiff of roses and feel the uncanny sensation of someone watching them closely.

The Pacing Soldier: Shadows resembling a man—often linked to Revolutionary War-era General Andrew Porter or a patrolling soldier—are frequently spotted pacing just outside the study. Investigators and guests have reported eerie knocks, whispers brushing against their ears, shouts, and the sound of heavy footsteps echoing through empty hallways.

Moreover, visitors have experienced disembodied doorbells ringing on their own, batteries draining in an instant, and shadows flitting through the mansion.

Join us as we uncover the truth behind the mansion's haunted legacy. All the equipment you see on TV will be at your disposal. With a small group, you will become part of the Paranormal team.

You can investigate alongside us, or if you dare, venture off on your own. Just be warned: once you've had a paranormal experience, your life will never be the same